Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-25

Little Harry Phlbrisk was laid 10 Ftss
IN Masonic Csmsts-y Thursday. June II
The snip Spartan viii Is Ioased this
evening. and win SAL for San Francisco
tomorrow.
The United States pleasure yacht Oil
yer Wole5tt w4s circulating Gooat the
bay yesterday.
( The schooner Tezser has sailed FOR
Qail sgute with q cargo Of lumber and
senerai merchandise.
TIE Victoria steamer George E Starr
arrived here yesterday two hours late,
having been detained b. adverse winds.
The funeral OF Caaries 3. Sweeney VIII
take pace from the Sisters Hospital to-
esy n o'clock. Services at the grave
FFisnds invited.
The AUXILIARY STRAIN schooner Perry
has finished aischargiag har cargo OF pro
dGee. aao aftg taking on some general
MERCHANDISE. VIII leave for down SQUAD
Egain.
Tbs attached to the Queen City Bakery
wagon run away yesterday forenoon AID
never stopped In hts mad career until he
coliid ID with team belonging to Peter
sen Brothers. Both wagons we're slightly
damaged.
The new residenes OF o. p. Andersen.
on Eleventh and Columbia stfests. IL
abou; completed, and will BE- resdy for
occupancy In three weeks. 1t 10 quite
neat-iookib2 structure. q SxSsS feet In
size and two stories high.
A Gre alarm was sounded yesterday
morning at 10 O'Clock. Occasional by
smoke issuing from the roof OF build
ing en- NH street.. The members Of the
fire department turned out but before
any asslstance could be rendered, the
cause had been removed by few buckets
OF water.
This morning at Z o'clock the steamer
OlymFian VIII leave here with o large ex-
evasion party for Victoria. The profits Of
this trip viii be devoted 10 paying or 3
portion Of the debt Ct Grace Hospital. Il
"a stated ON good authority that the OlyH-
plan VIII mako no more excursion trips
sfter this one. Tbs PARTY expects 10 reach
Se1ttls about midnight
The Seattle Boiler Wofks have Just
finished q small boiler for Mr.. HOrnbock,
OF Eagle Hsrbor. who will place Il into
little steam launch recently constructed
By him. In thaee works q boiler Is COW
being built for the steamer Cascade. and
Mr.. Kelly. the proprietor. declares that
he has all the work he can do.
Mrs. Sol Simpson and family and Mrs.
F. W. Clayton leave on the steamer Fanny
Lake this morning. for ERmilche, the ter
minus of tSe Puget sound s. GTAys Hkr-
Dor Railroad, whore Mr.. Simpson has
large contFSct which viii occupy his
time all summer and late into the fsI.
Tha steamer also takes lead II tools and
supplies for tho road.
The case Of ". G. Hawthorne against
the Columbia & Puget Sound Railroad
Company, for damages sust aimed by being
stTuoS on the head by pulley bracket
and severely injured while employed in
tae eompEny's mill, about q year end q
half ago, Will come on for trial before the
District Court. Both sides are repre-
seated BY able counsel and hard-fought
legal centest is expected.
People eau not exercise too much eau
tlsn during the present dyy spill TO guard
against iires. In many parts OF town
moss has been permitted to accumulate
on the r0ofa Of houses, and spark from
a chimney Il all that is necessary to ignite
this dry mas All roofs should be
cleaned and covered with hTepruof
disastrous coufiR9TatiOn.
Mr.. L. Woadmansee, OF Portland, Gen
eral Agent for the United States Dealers
protective Association, writes that g ccn-
Germ brown as the Law Collection
AgencY.s that form sFiy existed, has be- n
revived uader q hame nearly similar to
Us" aud asks that our merchants be ap-
prised Of this 50 q not 10 confuse the tao
concerns should the latt2T appear in our
midst He farther says: Our members
include nearly every business and pro-
fessioaal man OF any standing from Vie
terra % san Diego, and from Spokane
Falls to the oceaF. and being successful,
faithful and Trustworthy. as g natural
consequence viii be- Initiated TO certain
extent"